Just purchased a mbp and want to change permission on the hd, how?

Just purchased a mbp and want to change permission on the hd, how?

fgw1 wrote:
I can't copy anything to it. It is owned by "system" at least that has read write
Where are you trying to copy files to, What folder.
If you create a folder anywhere on the drive then You should have ownership of that folder. If you are trying to copy files to a System Folder then of course the system has ownership and will restrict access.
I Personally, in Lion, added my user account to the ROOT access of the Drive and given myself Read/Write access with no i'll harm, AFAIK.
Haven't done that in Mt Lion yet.

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